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A
man making a late-night stop at a convenience store came out and
found his car had been stolen. The next day the owner of the convenience
store calls him and tells him to come back right away. When he
gets there he finds his car is back in the exact space it had
been stolen from, on the dash in a note that says "Sorry
for any inconvenience, my wife was having a baby and I had to
take her to the hospital." Relieved but annoyed, the man
phones the police to tell them then returns home.
When
he gets there he finds that everything in his home has been stolen.
On the table is a note that says, "Sorry for any inconvenience,
but I have to put my kids through college, don't I?"
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A
zero-population-growth terrorism group called "No More"
has been setting up little guillotines under the rims of public
toilet seats. When a pressure sensor senses someone sitting on
the toilet a razor-sharp blade slashes across the front half of
the toilet with the purpose of damaging/removing the victims testicles.
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A
terrorist didn't pay enough postage on a letter bomb. It came
back with "return to sender" stamped on it. Confused
as to what it was, he opened it and was blown to bits.
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For
initiation prospective gang-members drive around at night with
their headlights off, and kill the first person who flashes his
lights to warn them.
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As
an initiation into a street gang, potential members grab people
out of shopping plazas, gift-wrap them from head to toe, then
lock them in their trunks.
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A
lady looked out her window one morning to discover her lawn gnomes
were missing. She called the police and they came and looked around,
but told her not to expect much. A few days later she got a postcard
in the mail from Hawaii that read: "We decided to take a
vacation. Having a wonderful time, wish you were here. The Gnomes."
Two weeks later she answered the doorbell to find the gnomes standing
on the porch.
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A
young couple moved into a part of town where most of their neighbors
were of Italian descent. One day they came home and found they
had been robbed. They went to ask their neighbor, an older Italian
man, if he'd seen anything. He told them he didn't, but not to
call the police yet. He seemed to know what he was talking about,
and they didn't want to offend him, so they decided to wait until
evening to report it. A couple hours later there was a knock at
the door, and all of their stolen belongings were sitting neatly
at the steps.
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Three
young men were spending the weekend partying in a popular tourist-town
in Mexico. One of the men left the bar with an attractive lady,
saying he'd see the guys the next day. The next evening the other
men began to worry about their friend, and went to his room to
check on him. After breaking in they found him on the bed, unconscious
and bleeding. They found a fresh surgical closure on his back
and called for an ambulance. At the hospital they were shocked
to discover one of his kidneys had been removed.
This
one takes place in alot of towns, mostly in South America, but
sometimes as close as New York. The doctor sometimes comments
that it happens all the time, they sell the organs on the black
market. The victims often wake up in a bathtub full of ice. Another
variation very common in third-world countries is that it's American
corporations taking the organs from the world's poor for Americans
in need. Seems far fetched until you consider that we do ethically
similar things all the time.
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A
young woman was waiting for her husband outside a restaurant one
evening in a popular Mexican tourist-town when a police officer
mistook her for a prostitute. Just as he finished writing up her
fine her husband arrived and found out what was going on. The
policeman said he was sorry, but they'd have to pay the fine or
appear in court. Not wanting alot of trouble, the man simply bought
his wife a license to practice prostitution in the city, and they
were on their way.
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Some
Policemen were interrogating an unintelligent but particularly
stubborn suspect one day when one of them had a bright idea. He
wheeled in a copy machine with a metal mixing-bowl wired to it,
and said "If you're telling the truth, you won't mind taking
a little lie-detector test." Worried, but seeing no alternative
but giving it a try, the suspect agreed. Each time the suspect
gave an answer that was obviously a lie, the policeman made a
copy of the sheet he'd already put in the copier that said: "LIE".
Realizing he couldn't fool the machine, the criminal eventually
gave in, confessing and telling the officers all they needed to
know.
Used
in an episode of NYPD Blue
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A
woman in a mall parking-lot was approached by someone trying to
sell an expensive bottle of perfume for only eight dollars. The
salesperson insisted she smell the perfume and she did. A couple
hours later she awakened to find her car and all of her belongings
had been taken, the bottle had been filled with ether.
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A
young man and his date were trying to watch a movie at the local
drive-in, but they kept being disturbed by a car-load of delinquents
next to them. Eventually the boy got up the nerve to ask them
to calm down. The delinquents approached them and began shaking
the car and trying to open the doors, yelling threats at the young
man and his date. Realizing his error the young man started the
engine and sped off as quickly as he could. When he got home he
noticed there were three severed fingers jammed behind his rear
bumper.
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As
an initiation into a street gang, potential members hide under
peoples cars at night, and when the unsuspecting owners start
to get in, they slash their ankles and when they fall they steal
a shoe for proof.
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A
couple arrived back home to the US from a trip to South America.
When they got off the plane, the wife insisted her husband drag
the luggage because she was holding the baby. As they were exiting
the airport, they were greeted by the FBI. They handcuffed the
husband, took the baby from the wife, and cuffed her also. When
unwrapping the baby from it's blanket, they saw it was dead. It
had been hollowed so that the couple could easily smuggle cocaine
inside it.
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An
elderly lady with a cart full of groceries kept staring at a young
man in the checkout line. The man noticed and asked if something
was wrong. The lady began to cry and explained that he looked
so much like her only son, who was killed in Vietnam. She then
asked him for a favor. She told him that if he'd say "goodbye,
mom" when she waved to him, it would cheer her up. Feeling
sorry for her, he agrees to this. When he reaches the cashier
with his few items, his bill is enormous. The cashier explained
that his mother said he'd be paying for her groceries today as
well. The cashier, having heard him say goodbye to the old lady,
ignored his protests.
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Some
delinquents pulled up to a tollbooth and asked how much it was,
the toll-keeper replied and as he reached out his hand to receive
the money, the driver said "What a rip-off! And speaking
of rip-offs!" and slapped a handcuff on his wrist. As the
car sped off the toll-keeper saw the cuff was tied to a rope that
was being pulled out of the back window of the car. Panicking,
he tried in vain to remove the cuff before the rope ran out of
slack and tore off his arm. Within a few seconds the end of the
rope fell harmlessly out the window of the car.
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A
man was jogging through the park one day when another jogger lightly
bumped him and excused himself. A little annoyed, the jogger noticed
his wallet was missing. He immediately began chasing the jogging
pickpocket and when he caught up he tackled him yelling "Give
me that billfold!" The frightened robber obliged and quickly
ran off.
When
the jogger got home his wife asked if he'd stopped at the store.
Anxious to tell his story he said he hadn't, but he had a good
excuse. Before he finished his wife said: "I know, you left
your billfold on the dresser."
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A
salesman driving along the highway one day saw a hitcher and decided
picking him up would be a good way to relieve his boredom. After
he did, he immediatley regretted it, the man was large and menacing,
and his questions about the salesman's business quickly made him
nervous. Ahead he saw another hitchhiker and decided his best
bet was to pick this one up too, especially since this one was
well dressed and very clean-cut. As soon as the second hitcher
got in the back seat he pointed a gun at the two men in the front
and demanded their valuables.
The
front-seat passenger swung his arm back and smashed the robber
in the head with his elbow, knocking him unconscious. Before the
salesman could even say anything, the large man took the gun and
all the unconscious robber's possessions and pushed him back out
of the car. As he turned to the salesman, gun in hand, the salesman
begged him not to hurt him, he'd do whatever the large man wanted.
The large hitchhiker said: "Relax buddy, I'm not gonna rob
you, it's my day off."
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A
man who worked in a large factory was stopped on his way out every
night as he wheeled out a wheelbarrow full of straw. Each night
the suspicious security guard would sift through the straw to
make sure the employee wasn't stealing, each night he found nothing
but straw. Years later the man was retiring and as he left the
guard said that he knew he was stealing something all these years,
what was it. The retiree answered "wheelbarrows."
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A
guy was in court charged with punching another guy during an arguement
in a pub. The judge ordered the assailant to pay a fine of £50
to the victim. The man pulled out his cheque book, scribbled out
a cheque for £100, hands it to the victim, smacks him in
the mouth a second time and says "Bargain your honour, worth
every penny!" - Smudge
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